Popular colorful games
Bright palettes run through these popular colorful games, giving you lively worlds to spend time in. In Fields of Mistria you tend crops, make things and get to know villagers around a coastal town, while Dressmaker lets you design, cut and stitch dresses for coin and standing. Tape to Tape moves the same cheerful look to fast hockey runs with strange recruits and lasting upgrades.
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FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE
A classic-style FINAL FANTASY in HD-2D pixel art: airships, crystals, espers and moogles, turn-based battles built around staggering enemies, and Visions of past heroes fighting beside you. Built for anyone missing old-school party adventures.
96% of 5,253 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 14,787$49.99Dressmaker
Dressmaker is a cozy crafting simulation about becoming a dressmaker, from first sketch to final seam. You choose fabrics, cut pattern pieces, sew them together and decorate each dress, then hand finished work over to earn reputation and coin.
98% of 19,360 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 17,387$14.99Horses of Hoofprint Bay
A hand-drawn barn sim where a run-down shack becomes the stud farm of your dreams. Groom, train and compete your horses, breed foals that inherit their parents' colors and quirks, ride forest and beach trails, and hire staff as your herd grows.
98% of 1,006 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 5,142$22.94Can 'Em All
A truck drops off a batch of adorable creatures. They are also your income. Shoot them, vacuum up the bodies, crush them into cans and sell the lot, then reinvest in bigger guns, faster conveyors and more automation. A short, funny, physics-driven incremental game about running the least ethical factory in sci-fi.
97% of 2,178 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 2,906$6.99Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered
The 2002 kaiju arena brawler, remastered. Pick from 12 monsters, punch, blast and throw skyscrapers through 8 destructible cities, then settle it with friends in local co-op or new online multiplayer. Big monsters, bigger property damage.
95% of 1,041 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 2,793$29.99How to Fish
How to Fish starts with a drunken boat crash and leaves you on a small island with no gear or weapons. You catch fish, sell them, buy better rods and guns, then shoot back at fish that fight you. Played with up to three friends, the physics create chaotic, comical moments in a game that stays silly and funny.
95% of 77,372 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 15,840$7.99Order of the Sinking Star
A huge puzzle adventure from Jonathan Blow and Thekla: over 1000 hand-crafted puzzles across four strange worlds that slowly collide. Push stones, bend light, swap with mirrors, play a queen, a thief and a talking boat, and untangle a mystery that grows with every rule you learn.
96% of 3,472 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 1,687$29.99CRACK
There is an egg. It is very big. Your job is to crack it open, and nobody in this laboratory wants to explain why. CRACK is a 1-4 player co-op incremental adventure about chipping away at a mysterious egg, upgrading your tools, unlocking hidden rooms and slowly finding out what is inside. Funny, strange and best with friends.
91% of 2,055 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 5,117$7.99Tape to Tape
A roguelite hockey game with a sense of humor. Lead Angus McShaggy's squad across a world of rival teams, bribe referees, hire strange players and chase synergies. Fast arcade hockey, big hits and one more run: lose once and the season is over.
92% of 4,544 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 2,042$19.99CONTROL Resonant
CONTROL Resonant is a third-person action RPG sequel starring Dylan Faden, fighting through a warped Manhattan as reality breaks down. With a shapeshifting melee weapon, strange gravity puzzles, and a thick supernatural atmosphere, it is worth playing for its distorted city and paranatural fights.
91% of 14,741 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 4,083$47.99Desktop Duck
A small duck moves onto your desktop and makes itself at home: it wanders your screen, reacts to your typing, juggles a soccer ball and sneezes at random. Earn hats together, trade them with friends, or invite their ducks over. A companion that keeps you company, and occasionally keeps you focused.
99% of 127 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 1,212$3.99Selkie's Salvage&Co.
The planet flooded, and someone has to fish the garbage out. That someone is a scrappy robot, and the boss is a mouse engineer who mostly supervises from a lounge chair. Hook scrap, grind it down, buy upgrades, shoot trash out of the sky for bonus cash, and slowly watch the sky clear. A physics incremental that keeps your hands busy.
98% of 855 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 349$7.99
